How to spell SLAMED correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "slamed" instead of "slammed", worry not! Autocorrect does throw us curveballs sometimes. For the correct spelling, consider replacing the "e" with an "m" to correctly convey the action of forcefully closing or hitting something. Remember, we all make spelling errors, and it's nothing a quick correction can't fix.
List of suggestions on how to spell slamed correctly
- blamed He blamed his failure on the incompetence of others.
- Flamed I flamed my eggs and they turned out terrible.
- Lamed She belted him with a nylon lamed belt.
- Lammed
- Limed I'm going to limed my lawn today.
- seamed The seamed ball broke sharply and caused the batter to miss.
- slaked After working in the sun all day, I slaked my thirst with a cold glass of lemonade.
- slalomed The skier slalomed down the mountain at breakneck speed.
- slam He placed the ball on the ground and gave it a hard slam with his foot.
- Slammed
- slammer He hit her with a slammer.
- slate Nicknamed "The Blackboard of History", the slate is the oldest writing surface in use.
- Slated The new movie is slated for release next summer.
- Slaved For years, she slaved away at her job, trying to provide for her children.
- slayed In the epic story of King Arthur, he slayed the dragon.
- sled They would often sled down the hill after a fresh snowfall.
- slime The slimy snail left a trail of slime behind it as it crawled along the garden path.
- slimmed She slimmed down by following a strict diet and exercise regimen.
- Slued He was slued into the car.
- slummed After living in luxury for so long, she slummed it by staying in a budget hotel during her backpacking trip.
- slumped She slumped down in defeat.
